MKDF0K1) IMAlbTtillsrXK,, MMDOKl), OftEflONJWirepAY. NOVEMBER 17. 1010.
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PERSONAL ITEMS
Flfty-thrco acres special, 10 acres
DISCOVERS CAUSE OF SPOT.
fPnntInuil frnm htf 1
During the past few weeks con-
comlns into bearing orctanrd. Call on ,""" """- "" "" ""' .!...
J. D. Wood, Condor Water & Power ,,,ml J' rt"p' ,I,,1cr? bw;V?s0
Co.'s office. t( " l,m"u,l' ml ml Wi't blwttniB ol
mo nppie.s tn storage, in some cases
a ouiu. wno una uecnitht, SJoUil); 0l.cunciJ fcW fri,itfl
uaugMicr, .ura. v.. ji, b(lj()1.e p.y,, bul i 0bt caj.es tl,e
Mm, C. A.
visiting lier
Kldd, dudrlng thn summer, left
Thursday for Chicago to spend the
winter.
Moor-Ehnl Co., exclusive agents
for property lu Crescent and Wake
field, Or., townBltes on Hill's new
railroad. Seo them. Crescent Is
division point. 220
J. W. Manning and son, A. J. Mnn
ulug, of Klamath Kails, nro here on
a visit to relatives In tho valley. Mr.
.Manning was sheriff of Jackson coun
ty In the days when It covered nearly
all or the southeastern part of the
state, when Jacksonville was tho only
loin and Modford was unthought of.
lfewlll spend the winter with UIh
daughter, Mrs. J. D. Fay.
Dr. Stephenson, graduate optician,
fits glasses to correct any defect of
the eye. Office over Allen & Rea
gan'a. Phono Main 18G1. 212
W. A. Sumner leaves Monday for
n severuls months' visit at Sarasntn,
Florida. Ho will return In the spring.
l'ormer Stnto Senator Rand of
linker City was n Medford visitor
Tuesday.
The J. 15. Knyart resldonce, which
formerly-stood nt tho corner of Fir
timl Sixth stieets, and which Is being
moved to a lot on North Central, has
reached tho point Whoro tho "cross
ing of tho ways," tV S. P. ways,
must bn made. The crosHlng was
successfully made and the old house
Is now on tho flunl stretch to Its
new location.
Have you visited the "Marlnella
Shop?", You are Invited to call up
stairs In the Kenter block and exam
Ino tho nicely fitted rooms and learn
about "Mnrinolln."
J. V. Mclnfyro of Jacksonville
was a Medford visitor. Thursday.
George W. Dunn of Ashland wm
In JnckBonylllo Thursday on legal
business.
It. A. Rowley was In Medford
Thursday from his homestend neai
Haglo Point.
A C. Howlett was In Medford or
n'.fiuslness trip Thursday.
la your louso wired? One clgai
less a day would pay for a hundre
per cent Increase In comfort. Star'
living tho electric life. tf.
C.-C. McClendon of Gold Hill was
n' medford visitor Thursday. Mr. Mr
Clendon Is one of the few real pio
neers who are still allvo In southerr
Oregon. ' Ho Is still halo and heart
In spite of his 70 odd years, and he
and Mrs. McClendon leavu next weel.
for southern California to spend tin
winter.
-Indies, you can now hnve you
furs cleaned, remodeled and rellned
Cull at Humphrey's store afternoon
between 3 and 5. We guarantee ou
work. I). llartlott. 2 Of
L. T. Ilrown of Bugeno was a Med
Tord visitor Thursday.
If you haven't got a block In Oak ,
dale Park addition you had bette.
ge't one at once. Seo W. H. Kverhard
!)0!) Ninth street, West, Tor partlcu
lars. tl (
John Oeorge Ib In Medford from
the liluo Ledge, '
Have you noticed tho now build
lugs going up In Oakdale Park ad
ditlon JuHt south of Mr. Root's? tf
Simon Shaw, one of tho original
tnlners In the Illuo Ledgo section, Is
In town op business.
Every light but electricity glvei
ofr smoke nnd smoke contains soot
which deposits on your wall papor
curlalns, draperies. Electric llgh
glows In an air tight bulb. tf.
Mr. and Mrs. I. J. ausen of Ccn
tral Point, were In Medford one duy
this week.
Notice to Real Estate Agents.
All my city pioperty is herein
withdrawn from the market.
207 J. L. DKMMER.
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FOR RENT Fiirninlicil front rooii
lor u fjentleman nnlj. Na 9 Jd
lei st.. mm NViisliintiton M'liool.
VANTEP I'.rmiul ltov. Apply '
AlireuV 'J0.V
FOR .SALE-?-Limited number pure
bred Poland China hoards, ,1 nm
4 jnontlis old; eligible to go in he-,
herds nnil chenp enough for any
fnrnier lo buy. Herkelv OreJinnN
(7uo. K. Osgood, mgr. Phono Fai
mens 703x3. uj
WANTED Position after sehoo
nnd on Saturdays. Address A U
care fail Tribune office. '207
FOR KENT Nentlv furnished root
fo rent, nln,o in. 320 S. drape
street. 200
FOR SALE Remington typewriter
bargain. P. O. Box 803, Medford,
J)r. 208
F0JJ RKNT I'lifimii-hed room. 1
lnrce front room, kitchen mid pnu
ly. (110 N. Centra la 207
Ilaskiii'-. fur healtli.
trouble only became apparent after
the apples had been packed.
A careful examination of the
spotted fruit shows that only the
epidermal nnd sub-epidermal cells
nro iniuied, nnd the injury may be
said to be only skin deep. However,
in tho chsc of,, the yellow fruit it
often gives it the nppe'nrntiee ol
scale infestation. Later the spots
become blnek and very slightly
sunken. The spot is in no way like
the "llaldwiu sunt," which is nlwn.vs
to be jlound affecting the .tissues
beneath. the epidermis, and may go
to a considerable depth in the flesh
of tho fruit. The "Baldwin hpui'
is purely physiological nnd is not
caused by nny fungus or bacterial
organism.
For .some time pnst the writer has
been uoiking on the storage spot,
and now he belies cs very strongly
that (lie whole trouble is due to in
ferior lend ar.scnate which hud been
used to control codling moth. A
large number of qualitative chemical
tests were mndo of tho nppnrently
sound fruits, the red-spotted nnd
he black-spoiled fruits, nnd in ev
rv case nppremablo ipi.iulitios in
.Usenic were found. After them
acts were known, specimens of ap
ples were scut lo the bureau o.
hciuistry, United States ikvnrtniem
it" agriculture, with n reipiest f.ii
n re fill Munnlitutivo tests for nr
enic The npplev upon leeeip!
.vere carefully washed mid wiped oil
o as to remove all arsenic lha,
light have adhered to the outsid"
f the apple, nnd thus leave only the
rseiiic that had penetrate I the ti
tnv.. Ten-gpm samples of the
pnls of both Newtown nnd Spitr.cn
urg apples and ten-gram sample
f the apparently sound skins of
ncIi variety were examined for nr
enic. The samples taken included
ot only the epidermal and 'suh
piilernial tissues, but a considerable
mount of the .flesh which did not
ecessarily contain any' arsenic. The
usult of the mmlysis is as follows
Spitzenburg Appaiently sound
kin. 0.02.r nig. arsenic; red spots,
'.OoO mg. aisonic; black spots
.030 mg. arsenic.
Newtown Apparently sound skin
.020 mg. arsenic; led spots, 0.02.'
lg. arsenic; black spots, .
From this It will be seen that nr
enic has really gotten beneath tin
pidcmiis mid also in ennsiderabh
mounts. Undoubtedly the conccn
ration about the injured spot i
renter than analyses show. Tin
niise of the trouble is that the lew
trsenatc used contained loo large m
mount of soluble arsenic (hut i
say, the amounts of the soltibl
ompnuuds of the arsenic wen
renter than allowable for safe us
ige. A large number of tests havi
liown that some of (he brands con
allied as high as 1 to l't solubl-
irsenic, or at least compounds of ar
enic There is another imijoilan
mint which should not be oveilook
d it fairly good grade of lead nr
-ennlo may become injurious if (h
ater used to nnplv it contains an
reciable amounts of sulphates am
'iloiides. However. 1 would sip
lint most of the trn"lil ...,.,,.,
in this section may bo directly Irac
d to the arsenical Mm-Ii. Hie tn
'eel of putting on three or four np
(lications during the sensou is such
is to cause a cumulative effect
gnin, too large fiuantities are often
ed Hi i wp i pi- If Hip nrspniciil i-nn
tniucd n minimum amount of soluble'
arsenic, no trouble .should result. The
use of more than four pounds of lead
arsenate l 100 gallons of water is
certainly not advisable. I
To thos'e who may receive fruits
which tire. spotted, 1 would say that
the fault in no way rests with the
grower or packer. This spotting has
always occurred nfter the fruit was
packed for shipment. Furthermore-,
the spot is not such as to more than
injure the epidermis, or, at least, a
very few cells beneath the epider
mis. This whole mat tor is verv im
portant in that much damage may be
done, not directly to the fruit itself
bill to its appearance, and This vntu
ally spoils its snle. 'Uiih office lins
studied this tumble i'oi the past
three or four years and feels that il
we are tovbj withou, the trouble bet
icr grado of ledd arsenate must bo
purehnsed. The use of mi equal
weight of lime with the lead nrseii
ato is always advisable in the first
sprays. Tho last spray, however, il
lime were usimI with it, would tend
to spot the fruit a good ileal, hence
the lime must he omitted
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SmSBADjTIHEKlEfiElli
OF AMERICA
J. V. IIAMIINI)
11.1 EAST ."MAIN STREET
Sale of
Dishes
Every house wife can
use n few odd dishes and
sometimes it will pay
you to buy ft complete
set. "We want to show
you the lots of dishes
and odd pityes which
we are selling now st
the lowest prices ever
made in this part of the
countrv. You can save
money on dishes and
glassware by coming to
this sale sometime soon.
KITCHEN WARE
All the little needfuls
are here. Most anything
that you can name that
is needed in the kitchen
can be bought at this
jtore and at the smallest
irices.
Allin
& Allin
HIS WEST .MAIN STREET
ISLS THEATRE
THE HOME OF VAUDEVILLE
TO-NIGHT
"Never a Dull Moment"
HALE AND MARION MUNSON
Have written and offer a Newspaper story
concerning
"THE AMBITION OP BIANCO."
The Characters:
Hridijet OToolo
Uianco Campanao .. .
Tottie Kickup
Hillie Hiinii, it Reporter
Miss Munson
Mr. Munson
3-RELi$-3
LATEST MOTION PICTURES
Till-: TYRANNY OF Til IS DARK.
2 A CO RSI CAN YHNDKTTA.
',) HANK AND LANK (a coined v).
50NG-
iy HAUHY BLANCUAUD
"CHILDHOOD"
Doors Open at 7 p. m.
CHILDREN. 10 CENTS ADULTS 20 CENTS
SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON
UGO
Theater
. High Class
Vandeviile and
Moving Pictures
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Tonig'Ht
Get Your jIonev'a Worth.
3-REELvS-3
3 -VAUDEVILLE ACTS-3
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Walker and Walker
Presenting their black face comedy singing,
1 talking and daneimr act.
ALFREDO
TRAMP MUSICAL COMEDIAN
fc New Act.
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Don't forget, beginning Sunday we present
the Ararjorie Mnnricville Stock Co., one of
the best stock companies ever booked in
Med lord.
Latest and best subjects Doors open at 7
p. m. Children 10c U-GO Adults 20c
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matinee:
Every Saturday and Sunday at 2:30
Try
Pryor&Co's
New Store
For Prices on
Furniture
Quuvtoieil Oak Veneorcil Sunt Ctinirs, enoh ,85c
Qunrti'it'd Oiik Cobbler Snt Clmirs, ciuib .$I.0Q
Quurtnrrd Oak Hox Sont Dinner Clmirs, any llmslt, eneb .$1.75
Knrlv KiikIIhU Wi'iitliprtul or 'nx FiniKli Clnlirrt'( t'ncli $1.75
QuiutvrL'it Oak Cobbler Scat Sowinjr ItookprH, pacli. ........ .$l.oQ
Qliurtori'i Oak Vrni't'ieil Hack nnd SphU Hookers, pimli .,...$3.75
Qimitprrd Oak Vonepiod llaok nnd Roll Scat Itooki'm $5.50
Look at This
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Ono full Hired Iron lied.
Olio full sired roil Klipport spring.
0 full sized cotton top nmttroHs.
Set Complete $6.00
Our pfiees on Dressers, HxlenHion Tables, ele., ne worth iuvesti
untiim before buying elsewbure This is no misleadinir reiiiorul snlc.
This is no Monday iiid Tuosdny sole Wo nro hnro to nitty nnd our
prices npply to every tiny in Iho week. Homo of our jjooils urn iiiiuod
below t'ost, so will bo obliued to ak our uUilomeM whellmr ov not
they nro buying for their own use, as wo liavo no oods lo seil fo
other ftunituru dealers ot the.su prices, North Tir, nest fish market.
Pry or & Co.
North Fir St., Near Main St.
Cement Sewer Pipe
Bet by Every Test
Tho following letUT kIvch tlit remill of fxpcrlmcnlH ninl vnin of ct'tnent
plp In l'ntlliiinl, On-Kon'H li-aillnK city, whete ti kw Ih -xtPiiHlicl u.it'il'
I'urtluiiil, Or., Dot. 21, 1910 Mr. A. I'. Allen Dour .Sir: Your reqijcHt for
in iircoutit of crniriii unit clay nine tr"t hclil la I'ort liiml June 2d at liutul.
A tt'Hl wnH mutle lo ili'lcrmliic ln iflutlw iiktIIh of crincnt nine nnil cluv
or iculli-il vltilfli'il jiIppa fur Hit- benefit of the iniiyiir. clly Mnlnror, city conn
Ull urul ulllc In K"lir"l 4t I'l tut I Kim uni) llalli)li'n pliltllbln Nlinp, Junn 2, 1010,
in the city of I'orlluiiil, Ore Tlini li'imtliH of ciiiiint plpr nnil two ti'iictlm iff
:lay pip? weii hicfi unilt-r uuli-r pirhHiire wltli the follnwliiK reHiillH' CVincnt
pipe Klouil u pienmirti of 2 (ioumiIm per Hnuare Inch without percolation or lin-uk-.ige,
or the entire city wuter iirrnnuri' at (hut place The cement pipe wnn then
placed under u wuler pi'nJiuie ty unnu 11 IftrKe force pump unil hrolte ut 110
nounilH pteNHilie per (imrt Ineh To thiit point llieio wiim mi peicnhitlon
Chiy plw uiih then leHted at 4 pifumli per nfUJie Inch. ,The pipe leuhed h.nlly
mill the flrHt pipe hrolie ut 8 poiltlilH nnd the fH-Pimil at IS pound.
I'lcccN of cement plpu weto phiced )f u 10 per cent niithn of Miilpliurlo
jcld nnd n jn per cent solution of nltilti the prutlniiH day. After being ihun
tieuteil for twent.four Iiouih. iilmwed no ilccoinpimltloii or ctfect of tint iicld
'n uny way. lion fllliiH were then pluced on it piece of cement plpr uiltl muN
nhuilc uchl poured on them. The IIIIiiik peie ipilckly olen hy the iicIiIk, hut m
o way alTeclInK the cement pipe Tho lent wiib eonduiileil hy Mr HciiirkIii.
i formei eiiKloeer of the cltv. iiml Mr. Juiiii'h II. Keir. mi alloiney nf the linn
if Cure & Ken. Porthinil, (tie The cty enidneiT. Mr. MorrlN. exprvNHeil him' If
in ki cully pleuMiMl vgi the leMt on coilninl pipe nnil ncoinmeiiilH It hlithly for
It Her plirpiMleN
The mayor uml oily, cotlmill were cimvlnot'il hy the lexlti islveii Hint cement
llpe wuh huIImI'Ii' for tn'ivent, and It IS nmv tld lu till part or the cilly for
ll'WIT pilrpilHeH
The remenl pipe llwi'll In HiIm text W(l liiHll" 1" HlH I'liilluinl liluHfd t me ill
lpe To of I'orthiuil, Oi.
The cln) pipe iim.iI In Hi'm leHl wan nwilrt hy the Oi'hi ft 'iililii;lotl Hrwei
I'lpe t'o of roilliillil, Ole,
Vihiik leitpeolfiilly,
C l lllll.UJN
CONORETK CONSTIfUCriON CO.,
S I' Allen. Mdiiuier. idli l-'mllRtinveiH' Hank.
TO TIlrt.MK Olt i:.CIIA.(!U.
Tho fuinltiiie of n 42ioom hntol
In Coour U'AIeno, Idaho. Ono of tho
very bet elllih of tho northwwt, of
10,000 people, two ralli nails and In
torurbnn llnw, ami two new rail
roudH building In. Htoamboats ply
UK rlvorH uml InkoH. For fiinilturo
of a hotel oi looming; liouso In Med
ford, or wi.iild trudo for u flro In
iiirancti m uess or Inloroat In onn
mil a home In Mudford. TIiIh plain
of oiim In Coour. d'Aliine In A No. 1.
makes 40 por mint on thn Invest
ment I'lirniiuie ami bullillm; new
and modern. Opr object, lu wautlnc
to dado U to get furlhur soutli. Thei
Ik no better city In Iho mnthwoiit, or
coast tlUoa evin, wlinro there an; o
many opportunltlos to maho monoy
aa In Couur d'Aluuo, Idaho, liiminntio
forests, lakoe and ilvora and vnlloys
all around Coour d'Alono. Four Mk
lumber inllU. oaoh trnwlng 300,000
feet ii day here. I
AddroM, S. H. OKA 1 1AM. earn Kllle
Hotel, Coour d'4lon. Idaho 107
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Alf Woaka wai
die Del Itlo ittuob
WfdnoiHlay.
In UtMlford from
iur Itock I'olut
HEADACHES COME
FROM POOR EYES
flJUeadnelics coino i'rom
other sources, too, hut
L can soon tell you
whether the eyes are
to hlauie.
JIf they are, T can
quickly hriug you re
lief. (JNinu 'cases out of ten
had headaches are
caused hy poorly fit
ted glasses or eyes
that need glasses.
fJOonsultation free
hring your cvob to mo.
DR. RICKERT
Eye Sight Specialist
OveivKentnor's
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J. fi. ENYART. Prosidunt. J A. PERUY, Vico-Prasidont.
JOHN S. ORTII, Cnshior. W. D. JACKSOH. Aes't CaBhior.
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
Capital, $100,000.00
Surplus, $20,000.00
SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES fOR RENT. A GENERAL IAHKINC
VUSIHtSS TRANSACTED WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE.
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Splendid Bargain
IN HOUSE AND LOT
Tf taken this Wejc, will sell close in lol'with
0-room modern Ijouho; p.'iys 15 per cent on
investment. See
GEO. C. CONITIUS,
116 East Main Street, Medford, Oregon
SPECIAL
A Small Bearing Orchard.
Attractive Price - Easy Terms
W.
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York & Co.
MILLINERY NOTICE
If the ladies who have hocu so kindly awaiting the
ii'i'ival of life Turhans will please call they can have
first choice.
Mrs. Walters
Home Millinery Shop
COH. WKST NINTH AND PKAfll STS.
(i K Trurcn of Ahland vu In
Mei fl.lll nil ir(lfttllMIMl llll.lllI'MM
u i (liict.la
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Hiiikiii'-i lor hialth
MAIL TRIBUNE WANT ADS BRING RESULTS.